It’s possible that Garrett could remain with the Browns if the two sides negotiate a big contract extension that could make Garrett the NFL’s highest-paid defensive player. But Garrett has said even that wouldn’t change his mind about leaving.

The star edge rusher made it clear he wants traded out of Cleveland, but it may not get done if Andrew Berry has it his way.

The Cleveland Browns intend to keep Myles Garrett on their roster for the 2025 season, regardless of the star pass rusher's desire to be traded. General manager Andrew Berry reiterated that point Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

The Cleveland Browns are a in a very difficult spot right now, as they just went 3-14 and their best player has told them—and the entire planet—that he wants a

Just ahead of Super Bowl 59, Garrett publicly requested ... However, Cleveland general manager Andrew Berry has told the Bills and rest of the NFL to look elsewhere. From the 2025 NFL combine ...

The Browns share DNA with this year’s Super Bowl champs, and no, I’m not joking. The Browns and Eagles have plenty in common, and this goes beyond their place on general manager Andrew Berry’s resume.

INDIANAPOLIS — There was no wavering in Andrew Berry's voice ... then reiterated it weeks later at the Senior Bowl. The fact that, since the last time Berry spoke, Garrett has gone public ...

Cleveland Browns beat writer Zac Jackson of The Athletic recently argued that general manager Andrew Berry should look to trade wantaway pass-rusher Myles Garrett "sometime in these next two weeks" and well before the 2025 NFL Draft gets underway on the night of April 24.

The Cleveland Browns retain their stance that they are not entertaining the idea of trading All-Pro and future Hall of Famer Myles Garrett. While The Athletic's Diana Russini had stated on Super Bowl